Proviso East High School - Provi Yearbook (Maywood, IL)

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We see Proviso in every phase of school life. We see her colorful halls Filled with happy, carefree students: We see them wearing sweaters and skirts, Plaid shirts and cords, and enjoying The countless fads that come and go. We hear the field house ringing with cheers At Proviso's thrilling sports contests. We see her alumni coming back To taste once more the happiness of high school days We see her students become serious As they study for business or for college. We see them proudly looking up To the American flag gently Waving over Proviso A symbol of equality and liberty which they enjoy Y 7 1 'l Q 4 17 N-rv-lx.,- N r ,fy il ? QE EES A A ' er - 'J N ,P 'w l If HMA gn J. y h-'W il .il in fflt W h M fi J-N .Ji X U 1 Mx x x X is 3 'n EQ N l f - ti it L y , ll 1 QQ A 1 X l 2 i ' 3 is f Wg f N r ' V I l E 1 l 5 , fx A A I 14. Wt S

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e oarcl of gcfucafion and flue ahiorney Upper row: Harry W. Ewert, Leslie B. Allen. Lower row: William A. Gee, Fred E. Meyer, Iohn M. Newcomer. BOARD OF EDUCATION The five elected members of the Board of Education watch over the func- tions of the high school. This group of conscientious men, who are the foun- dation of Proviso, promote all of the school improvements, such as mainte- nance of the building and grounds, financial affairs, and classroom equipment additions. They rotate in office from year to year. Harry W. Ewert, of Maywood, president, has been on the Board of Education for fifteen years. B. Leslie Allen of Melrose Park, secretary, has served sixteen years. Fred E. Meyers of Forest Park has completed six years with the Board of Education. Iohn M. Newcomer of Maywood has served sixteen years. William A. Gee of Maywood has completed his seventh year on the Board. 8 Louis Ancel, School Attorney.